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I would just recommend you try it out in person before you buy it.
I got this used for around $70. Previously, I mentioned that I had some issues. But I tried it again after messing with the EQs on the amp and the pedal, and it sounds great with my Tele. Strangely, I don't like it as much on the LP.
41028
its because a big muff has no midrange and very little attack, it gets swallowed up by drums and bass. Those sounds you want are in there, but you need to have the right guitar and amp and play hella loud.
129
Excellent guitar. Someday, maybe upgrade the tuners, nut, and pickups. But for the price, this guitar will serve you very well.
This was around $400 used. No longer available pretty much anywhere. But this is such a cool guitar. The neck, first of all, feels fantastic It's a modern C, and it's got a nice finish. Both pickups sound great. Honestly, I prefer the bridge, but the P90 sounds so cool paired with some overdrive. The knobs are really good, much better than the Epiphone I had before this. All the electronics feel high quality. The tuners and nut are really good. The guitar is only ever slightly out of tune when I check it. But I wouldn't recommend putting 10s on it, at least not without a setup. I tried and it threw the treble strings way out of tune.
129
Overall, nothing better for a beginner bedroom amp.
This amp was $99. It's an excellent bedroom amp, and although I am looking into an upgrade, I'm gonna keep this one. It sounds excellent for the price, and it has several different settings for Overdrive, Reverb, Crunch, Clean Warm and Clean Bright, Modulation, Delay, a tuner, and a headphone jack.
129
Pretty good beginner instrument. Replace the tuners, nut and pots. Also consider the Epi LP Standard used.
The pickups sound pretty good, and they look fantastic covered up. The tuners and stock nut aren't fantastic, I've already replaced the nut. The volume and tone knobs are pretty crap. As you turn it, pretty much nothing happens until it's at zero. Thinking of either upgrading those or replacing the guitar. Anyway, the neck feels pretty good. Kinda chunky for me, but this was my first guitar. I would say if you're thinking of purchasing, look on Reverb for an Epiphone Les Paul Standard. Used, it's about the same price as the Epi 100 new.